Compiling Chemkin-II
A. Miyoshi

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Compiling Chemkin-II minimal package

This document describes how to compile the Chemkin-II minimal package.
* Compiling is not required to execute it on Windows using the binaries.

Compiling

Extracting source files

Following files will be extracted in the subdirectory CKmSrc by decompressing the downloaded CKmSrc.zip in an appropriate directory by using an unzipping tool.
- Source files
  *.f *.h
- Sample input files
  *.inp *.dat
- Make files
  *.make

Selecting make file & memory model

Following make files are prepared.

makeGnu.make	GNU Compilers (UNIX & Compatible Environment)
makeIntelLinux.make	Intel Compilers (Linux Environment)
makeIntelLinux64em.make	Intel Compilers (64 bit Linux Environment)
makeIntelWin.make	Intel Compilers (Windows Environment)

Use make on UNIX and compatible environment including Cygwin and MinGW+MSYS and use make on Windows environment for setting-up, compiling and installing. Here "(n)make" stands for "make" or "nmake".
```
$ (n)make -f make_file_name target
```
The memory model is large by default. Switch to large when memory larger then 2GB is required.
```
$ (n)make -f make_file_name setlarge64em
```

Compiling

Invoke (n)make without target by using the make file selected above.
```
$ (n)make -f make_file_name
```
Erase the temporary files by invoking the clean target of the make file after the successful compilation.
```
$ (n)make -f make_file_name clean
```

Installing

By invoking the install target of the make file, the executables are moved to prescribed directory (default is the parent directory).
```
$ (n)make -f make_file_name install
```
To change the install directry to where the executables are moved, change INSTDIR in the .make file.